How to Draw Expression

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Pencil Drawing for Fun Fury, Fear, Annoyance, Anger, Melancholy and Worry. Pencil Drawing for Fun Buy a copy at Amazon.com

The School of Raphael: The Student's Guide to Expression in Historical Painting This book was the published to demonstrate the range of human expression. This was a popular study in the eighteenth century. In the seventeenth century Charles LeBrun published his Methode pour apprendre a dessiner les passions. This was becoming outdated because of the new interest in classicism. Benjamin Ralph published this book which was based on tracings, and drawings of Nicholas Dorigny and the engravings made of them by a number of accomplished French engravers working under his direction of the famous cartons that Raphael made to be manufactured into tapestries for the Sistine Chapel. Buy an e-book.

Pencil Drawing for Fun

Surprise, Suspicion, Disgust, Horror, Disdain, Remorse, Anticipation, Elation, Enjoyment, Delight, Glee and Hilarity
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The All American Art of Cartooning, By Bert Cholet
Composure, Smile, Grin, Laugh, Wonder, Surprise, Disappointment, Irritation, Agitation, Aggressive, Anger, Meekness, Disdain, Discouragement, and Grogginess.